The case of "priority" majors About a month ago, the Ministry of Education and Science announced a reform in the financing of student scholarships with European funds under the operational program "Science and Education for Smart Growth". According to this reform, from now on, student majors are divided into "priority" and "non-priority" and only students following ...
More »How are the MES matriculation exams similar to the inspections of the Food Safety Agency?
After a series of investigative reports by Nova TV, this morning all print and online media started the day with unambiguous headlines like "The Ministry of Education admitted to mass cheating in the matriculation exams." In a very similar scenario, after complaints from the owner of "Aladdin Foods" and the National Association of Dairy Processors, another public secret was revealed, ...
More »The unnecessary educational regulation of the Ministry of Education and Science
The Bulgarian Ministry of Education has one important (at least according to it) administrative function – the preparation and enforcement of annual curricula and programs, according to which schools in the country must organize the teaching process. This system of “regulation of the educational process” should be more related to the general study of state …
More »Comparison of the educational system in Bulgaria and England
*We present to you a study by EKIP between the regulation of the education systems in our country and in the UK. A suitable topic when we think about changes we want to see in Bulgaria or mistakes we do not want to repeat. As in Bulgaria, the education system of England is dominated by state educational institutions for …
More »Even more totalitarianism and less knowledge in the state "education" system
Since the beginning of the BSP’s mandate, we have witnessed a constant avalanche of legislative projects and proposals. A huge part of them fall into the category of “harmful to individual freedom and the market economy”. The latest proposal of the Minister of Education is definitely one of them. It is about the idea that “[t]o completion of primary education …
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